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What Matters Most On Thursday, August 24, 2017

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Former Atlanta Mayor Sam Massell will appear in support of his biography, "Play It Again, Sam," on Nov. 9, just two days after Atlanta elects its next mayor. (Photo by Ben Rollins, Georgia State University Magazine)

Arts

Book Festival Packed With Politics

By Atlanta Jewish Times

Star power isn’t a problem at the 26th edition of the Marcus JCC’s literary bonanza.

Among the authors at the 26th Edition of the Book Festival of the Marcus JCC are Harry Maziar, Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush.

Arts

Lineup for Book Festival’s 26th Edition

Here’s the full schedule for the 2017 Book Festival of the Marcus Jewish Community Center from Nov. 4 to 20.

Education

Student Expelled Over Nazis/Jews Beer Pong

By Atlanta Jewish Times

Five Lovett classmates are suspended after a photo of their drinking game spread on social media.

The site of multiple civil rights demonstrations and sit-ins, Leb’s Deli no longer exists. The Landmark Diner occupies the former Leb’s location at the corner of Forsyth and Luckie streets.

History

Trolley to Tour Jewish Atlanta’s Civil Rights History

By David R. Cohen

This February, the Breman Museum will again run a free historic Jewish Atlanta civil rights trolley tour.

The DoubleTree hotel in downtown Atlanta is in the final stages of retro renovations to honor Dr. Marvin Goldstein who opened the Americana Motor Hotel in 1962, downtown's first integrated hotel. The hotel lobby features midcentury modern furniture.

History

DoubleTree Returns to Civil Rights Roots

By David R. Cohen

The DoubleTree hotel in downtown Atlanta recently underwent a retro makeover in honor of its civil rights history.

Temple President Lauren Grien and Senior Rabbi Peter Berg address the birthday bash.

History

Temple Birthday Bash Commemorates 150 Years

By Rachel Fayne

Community members enjoyed a day of festivities to celebrate the Temple’s 150th birthday.

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OpinionKirtz: Hold Trump Accountable

By Harold Kirtz

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, welcoming U.S. special envoy Jared Kushner to Israel on Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017. (Government Press Office photo)

OpinionOur View: Israel’s ‘Silence’

By Atlanta Jewish Times

OpinionSelman: JWV Ready to Crush American Nazis Again

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